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Luminosity is the energy radiated from a body per second.
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Equations for developing a hypothetical Solar System
However it then goes on to calculate luminosity as $\text{Mass}^3$ (it says $4$ but it was corrected later). … From further research this doesn't make any sense as luminosity would be determined by the mass-luminosity equation of $L = R^2 \cdot T^4$ where $R$ is the radius and $T$ is the temperature (though this …
